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"Hands-On" PLCs: Programming and Applications
NOTE: Course content is based on Allen-Bradley PLCs,
but every effort is made to present the course in a Generic manner, such that course content will apply to users of all PLCs.
Length Of Course
3 Days. Classes begin promptly at 8:00 a.m. and continue
until 4:00 p.m. A lunch break is from 12:00 p.m. - 1:00 p.m.
Seminar Purpose
The purpose of this seminar is to provide you with the
skills needed to organize, plan, write, enter, test, and document SLC500™
programs using the basic programming instructions and RSLogix™ software. You
will learn to use specific advanced instructions. You will learn to edit,
upload, download, save, and restore as well as program specific ladder logic
instructions. The instructor will demonstrate the use of bit-level, timer,
counter, conversion, math, comparison, data manipulation, program control, and
diagnostic instructions in detail, then provide realistic situations that allow
you to practice using these instructions.
Frequent hands-on practice is provided using an actual SLC500™ system
workstation.
Seminar Objectives
Upon completion of this seminar, you will be able to
produce SLC500™ programs using RSLogix500™ software by performing these
actions:
Write and edit programs
Enter and test programs
Document and
maintain programs
Who Should Attend
Individuals who need to be able to modify and/or write
ladder logic programs for a SLC500™ processor using RSLogix500™ software should
attend this seminar.
Prerequisites
The following prerequisites are required.
Completion of
the Programmable Logic Controllers: Operation, Installation, Maintenance and
Troubleshooting seminar or equivalent knowledge.
Working knowledge of basic
controls and electrical principles
Topical Outline
Connecting The Programming Terminal
Managing And
Entering Program Files
Storing Project Files
Using EEPROM
Transfer
Organizing The Data Table
Using The Data Monitor
Function
Writing, Entering, And Editing Ladder Logic
Entering And Editing
Descriptions And Symbolic Addresses
Searching Through The Ladder
Logic
Configuring And Printing Reports
Define And Identify The Function Of
Internal Relay Instructions
Operation Of The Latch And Unlatch
Instructions
Convert Fundamental Relay Ladder Diagrams To PLC Logic Ladder
Programs
Selecting And Programming Timer Instructions
Differentiate
Between Non-Retentive And Retentive Timers
Selecting And Programming Counter
Instructions
Operating Principle Of A Transitional, Or One-Shot
Instruction
Applying Immediate I/O Update Instructions
Compare The
Operation Of Discrete I/Os With That Of Multi-Bit And Analog Types
Selecting
And Programming Comparison Instructions
Selecting And Programming Math
Instructions
Selecting And Programming Conversion Instructions
Selecting
And Programming Data Manipulation Instructions
Selecting And Programming
Shift Register Instructions
Selecting And Programming Sequencer
Instructions
Selecting And Programming Control Instructions
Identify And
Understand Jump Instructions
Selecting And Programming Diagnostic
Instructions
Configuring And Applying Fault Routines
Seminar Fee
$6,750.00 Minimum Fee. Includes Participants 1 through
12. Each additional Participant (more than 12) will be charged $50.00.
Open Training Seminar Schedule
William J. Dumas & Associates has
entered into a contractural agreement with American Trainco, Inc. American
Trainco is authorized to market this seminar. Please contact ATI directly for
scheduled dates.
ATI contact information:
Contact: Dan Sciantarelli
Telephone: 877-978-7246
Web Site: www.AmericanTrainco.com |